Regent Seven Seas Explorer
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: IAD/DCA
Posts: 31,871
top suite is 1st full width, and 1st living room more than half width
at front of ship, on top deck with only a handful of other suites
floor to ceiling windows also look great vs most, not crazy rates
2nd largest after NCL garden villas, which arent at front of ship
(and larger than largest published Crystal Exclusive residences)
for some of us the size of the ship is still really unpleasant
at front of ship, on top deck with only a handful of other suites
floor to ceiling windows also look great vs most, not crazy rates
2nd largest after NCL garden villas, which arent at front of ship
(and larger than largest published Crystal Exclusive residences)
for some of us the size of the ship is still really unpleasant
Last edited by Kagehitokiri; Aug 22, 2016 at 8:05 pm
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Join Date: Jan 2009
Posts: 72
thanks for the tip about the report! Such a great read, and yes - drooling over the food here too! Looks amazing!!!!
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Moderator: LGBTQ+ Travel & Hyatt Gold Passport




Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: CVG
Posts: 15,301
Well I've returned from the cruise on the Explorer. The public areas are really spectacular - maybe a bit Las Vegas though. We were booked in a G category cabin (second lowest). Frankly the layout was rather awkward. The walkway at the foot of the bed is a bit too narrow, especially for trips to the bathroom at night when some of the duvet may have fallen on the floor. Also, the TV is mounted for viewing only form the bed, doesn't swivel at all so it's nearly impossible to view from the sofa. Bathroom and closet is also a little small, but not really an issue. If I were to book this ship again, I'd book F2 category for a little more since those cabins are much more comfortable with bed facing out with large closet and bathroom (separate tub and shower with dual sinks).
This is different from Regent's other ships, Voyager and Mariner, where all cabins below the penthouse categories are exactly the same.
This is different from Regent's other ships, Voyager and Mariner, where all cabins below the penthouse categories are exactly the same.







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